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Messi Magic Strikes Again!
Inter Miami Star Clinches MLS Player of the Month Award in Style

Is lamine yamal getting over confident ?
Questions being asked about the wonder kids behaviour on his social media posts
United’s Double Delight
Amorim and Mbeumo scoop Premier League’s top awards for October


Real Madrid’s 2–1 victory over Barcelona at the Santiago Bernabéu was overshadowed by a heated moment between Vinícius Jr and coach Xabi Alonso.
The Brazilian forward, who had been lively throughout the clash, reacted angrily after being substituted in the 71st minute. Cameras caught him shouting “¿Yo?” (“Me?”) toward the bench before storming down the tunnel, muttering in frustration. Reports from DAZN and AS suggest he even threatened to “leave the team” in the heat of the moment.
Vinícius later returned to the bench, but the tension was evident. Despite the brief outburst, Real Madrid officials have downplayed the incident, calling it an “emotional reaction” following a high-intensity match.
For Alonso, the win marks his first El Clásico triumph as manager—but also his first big test in player management.
Real Madrid’s 2–1 victory over Barcelona at the Santiago Bernabéu was overshadowed by a heated moment between Vinícius Jr and coach Xabi Alonso.
The Brazilian forward, who had been lively throughout the clash, reacted angrily after being substituted in the 71st minute. Cameras caught him shouting “¿Yo?” (“Me?”) toward the bench before storming down the tunnel, muttering in frustration. Reports from DAZN and AS suggest he even threatened to “leave the team” in the heat of the moment.
Vinícius later returned to the bench, but the tension was evident. Despite the brief outburst, Real Madrid officials have downplayed the incident, calling it an “emotional reaction” following a high-intensity match.
For Alonso, the win marks his first El Clásico triumph as manager—but also his first big test in player management.
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